Ford reports first campaign finance filing under new law
President Ford posted a modest ten day fund report with 10 contributions totaling 10000 and 6464.36 spent on phone service rent and furniture. The filing comes as rivals Wallace Jackson Sanford McCarthy and McGovern listed larger totals for 1976 campaigns.
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Hidden Lakes area fights Grand Island school annexation
RAND ISLAND Neb UPI Citizens file suit in Hall County District Court to block incorporation of Hidden Jakes schools into the Grand Island School District. A public hearing is set for Monday with a July 25 court hearing to discuss the case and impact on a proposed 7.5 million dollar Grand Island budget for next year.
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Nixon fund shrinks amid Watergate legal fees dispute
Nixon re election committee reports a 1.5 million balance but says funds are draining due to legal fees for Watergate defendants. Mitchell has been paid 471390.86 in fees, Parkinson billed 389 or 18 thousand, Stans 183098.56 plus 4000 honeymoon loan. Dean case seeks 15200.
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Federal grant to UNO for new color TV cameras
The University of Nebraska Omaha radio and television department received a 40,300.8 grant from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for new color studio cameras. UNO will match 16,103 dollars, says director Paul Burge, to replace older color cameras and boost instruction and production.
NH GOP Chairman Eyes Unity Ahead of Primary
Concord NH. Gerald Carmen, NH Republican party chair, plans July 15 talks in Washington with Ford aides to back Gov Meldrim Thomson as favorite son in the March 2 primary. He seeks a balanced delegate slate to reduce factional friction between moderates and conservatives amid decades of party splits. Thomson leads the Conservative Caucus and may back Reagan or Wallace over Ford, while John Connally plans a $1 plate fundraiser Sept. 19.
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Storms leave fatalities across the nation
United Press International reports powerful storms sweeping the country cause fires floods and power failures. In Maryland seven year old Carla Thompson drowned after flash flooding stalled her mother’s car. In Virginia two year old Robin Surette died at hospital after a grass area incident. In Florida, a tornado near Titusville overturned mobile homes and damaged property. In Maryland Baltimore rescues as high water submerged vehicles. Manchester New Hampshire storms disrupt theater radio and TV stations while drought threatens truck farming.
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Three military shooters lead in tournament
Three top shooters spear the 11th UPI and International Shooting Championships after one day of competition. Army Capt. Edward Wien of St. Louis and Sgt. Donald Haldeman of Allentown, Pa, each posted perfect 140 scores, with Army Pfc. Daniel Carlisle of Houston and Soberamis of Mexico City close behind. The NRA event continues today with the second round, and finals Saturday, as 100 targets are shot daily. The field aims for an overall 98 per day, 204 total to win. Pena, though a Teachers contestant, cannot win. Audrey Crosch of Minneapolis leads the women with a 4, and Frances Strodtman of Jackson, Mont., follows with a -ter score.
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NHL Players-Owners Council pushes violence crackdown
The National Hockey League Players-Owners Council urged immediate suspension of any player who flexes to injure an opponent during play. The recommendation goes to the NHL rules committee for approval.
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Leigh FFA members plan Farm Safety Week activities
The Leigh chapter of the Future Farmers of America met Monday night to plan Farm Safety Week, arrange radio spots on farm safety, and set up displays on farm machinery, ram quunners, and power tools. They will join the Food for America program to show grade schoolers farm and production work activities.
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Two Omaha men charged in abduction case
Leonard Coleman Jr and Mackie Smothers both of Omaha were arraigned in Council Bluffs on charges from the abducting of two young women on June 29. Smothers faces murder and robbery counts. Coleman faces kidnapping robbery and rape. They await counsel and bond review set for Monday.
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Atoms sign up Jimmy Pryatt for 1970s NASL link
Philadelphia reports the Atoms signing Jimmy Pryatt, former North American Soccer League player with 1973 1974 season movements including a sale from Hartford Bicentennials. The notice blends thanks from local figures and a jumble of unrelated obituaries and sale notices from July events.
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Reid sidelined by eye infection for Lobsters
Kerry Melville Reid remains the top Boston Lobsters women’s singles player but was placed on a five day disabled list due to an eye infection. She will miss two matches this weekend and the World Team Tennis All Star game.
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